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Around Europe today
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Albania
— Special prosecution drops case against former Deputy Prime Minister
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Austria
— Prisoners from 100 nations to face faster deportation
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Belgium
— De Wever plans up to €500m army reshuffle
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
— High Representative warns that blockades are leading to secession
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Bulgaria
— Parliament fails third attempt to meet over Petrich Escobar case
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Croatia
— Police detain volunteer fire chiefs in Zagreb procurement probe
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Cyprus
— Internal party challenge erupts over presidential support
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Czechia
— MP defects from ANO as minister faces contract probe
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Denmark
— Nordic governments launch manifesto to break Big Tech's grip on children
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Estonia
— Secret apartment and hidden cameras expose pedophile network
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Finland
— Fortum secures record nuclear deal with Google
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France
— Far-right messages from Trappes killer spark National Assembly clashes
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Germany
— Merz claims CDU right to pick next president
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Greece
— Traffic halts as anniversary of wartime refusal dominates front pages
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Hungary
— International arrest warrant issued for former central bank chief's son
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Iceland
— Reykjavík lays off 50 city staff
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Ireland
— Potential contamination closes new surgical hub
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Italy
— Government cuts income tax and unveils 'mothers' bonus' in budget update
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Kosovo
— Kurti demands accountability reports after suspect in Zekaj murder surrenders
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Latvia
— Saeima revokes Indian businessman's citizenship one week after granting it
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Lithuania
— LRT investigation finds estate director bought SUV below market price
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Luxembourg
— Female parliamentarians targeted by offensive jokes about appearance
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Malta
— Prime Minister's claims on foreign wages face challenge from data
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Moldova
— Digital governance chief resigns after 750,000 records stolen
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Montenegro
— Energy minister halts appointments at state power firm
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Netherlands
— Panther attack kills zookeeper at Beekse Bergen
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North Macedonia
— Prosecutors vote to replace head of anti-corruption office
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Norway
— Government moves to grant municipalities power to ban short-term rentals
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Poland
— Prosecutors seize director's phone to find senator's informants
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Portugal
— Court of Auditors reports largest public works deviation since 2006
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Romania
— Cybersecurity flaw leaves 17,500 public institutions vulnerable
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Serbia
— Gendarme kills assailant in embassy knife attack
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Slovakia
— Investigation links 22-year-old to Chinese money laundering ring
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Slovenia
— Activists film eggs in close proximity to decaying carcasses
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Spain
— High-speed trains collide on Madrid-Andalusia line
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Sweden
— Police evacuate Örebro residents over suspicious object
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Switzerland
— Federal Council candidate changes mind about being too old
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Ukraine
— Zelenskyy discloses three-to-one deficit in Patriot missiles
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United Kingdom
— Chancellor to scrap gas standing charges for millions
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